The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-29
MESSAGES FROM MAssILrON,
Daily Report From Our Busy West End
Sister.


Daily Report From Our Busy West Ena
Sister.
Ed. Bechtel spent today In Canton.
ReV, E. L. Kemp has gone to NewcOm-
erstown.
The funeral Of John YounQbloOd took
place today "wednesday at Q o'clock q.
%. .at the st. Msry's Catholic church.
The hotel Conrad cigar store has Just
received large supply of fine candies
Vnleh are on exhibition In the show
case.
A man named Kline, Of Navarro, was
tD the calabO0se Monday evening for
insulting q lady. He left &5 aud de-
parted for home.
Mr. I'd. Ertle, Of MassilIOn, and Miss
Susie Carver, OF West BrOok kfield, were
married this morning at st. Mary's
Catholic church, by Father Kuhn.
Mrs. Mary A. Setterlin died yesterday
morning at the age Of 81. The funeral
took place today at 2 O'Clock from the
residence OF Captain Frank WarsthOHst.
A FIRE broke out at the residence Of
Ferdlnand Hiser on Andrew street last
evening, from a defective hue. The
roof OF the building was damaged. The
loss discovered by Insurance.
Mayor Frsntz remitted the sentence
of Mrs. Emma Rlchel last evening, upon
condition that she moves sw6y from
her present location. She departed for
home after she made the above Pre- mise.
Between twenty-five and thirty young
people gathered at the residence { f Mr..
Frank SNnpley last evening, quite to
the surprise Of his daughter, Miss Eu-
genie May. The young people stayed
until q late hour, when they returned
home we'll pleased with their evenings
enjoyment.
A little romance has just been COM
pleted In this city. Thirty six years
ago four German sisters met In New
York, One had been there for two
years and the other three had just
landed. In the course of events they
all married and separated. One re-
naming In New York, one went West
and two located In Canal Fulton, where
they remained one year and then moved
to MassillOn. The one at New York also
moved 10 MassillOn. The other one was
never heard from. Though she had lost
all trace Of her sisters' she had not
ceased to remember them, FRI m her
home In Detroit she correspOnded with
every one likely to know Of their where
abouts, but In every instance received
unsatisfactory replies. She even sent
her son to Canal Fulton but he
was unable to get any clue.
A few weeks ago Mrs. Marker for that
Is the lady's name, now over seventy
years Of age, made up her mind to find
her sisters before she died. She came
to Canal Fulton alone, Here she made
inquiries among all the farmers near
Fulton and at last heard that her sisters
we're living In MassllOn. Arr wing here
she found Mrs. John While, Mrs. P. q.
SheriZer and Mrs. Leonard Smith, the
Ms5slllOn sisters who had supposed her
dead. MIS- Marker had feared the same
for them. The reunion was happy
one.
Mr.. VIM. N. Thornburgh and Miss
Anna Knapp we're united In marriage
at the Episcopal Church last evening at
7:50, over 500 being present to witness
the performance of the ceremony, Rev.
e, l.. Kemp officiating. After the cere-
mony 165 invited guests assembled as
the residence of Mrs. James Brown on
Prospect street where reception was
held, and saplendid supper served. The
couple received many handsome and
costly presents. Mr.. and Mrs. ThGrn-
buFgh left on the ten o'clock train east,
to be gone ten days. They will visit
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
oiher eastern cities. After their return
they will take charge of Mr.. G. M. Rus
sells residence until he returns from
his trip abroad. The guest from abroad
we're Miss Blnnie Long, @. W. seiberling
and Ira Morrison, of Akron; Miss Mary
Hsrtsr and Christie Harter, of Canton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Melton and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Schoheld, Mr.. and Mre. f. ".
Bsige, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Schultz, Mr.. W.
V. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j. Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. David RentOn and
daughter, Mrs. James Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson and Mr.. James
Barthley, Of Cleveland; Mrs. W. &.
Barns, of Detroit; Mr0. Crisp chsperOned
by Mrs. Baige, Miss Jean Miller. Mr..
Fred. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Gates, of EIyriF; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Hsr-
ter. Mr.. R. Carpenter and Mr.. and Mre.
], E. Brown, OF Mansfield; Mr.. Morton
Cobb, of Newton, Mass; Miss McFar-
land, of New York, Mr.. Edward H. Pea
cock, of Richmond. Ind DR.. and Mrg.
Little and Mr.. and Mrs, Frank K. Paine,
Of Warren, o.